What about premature delivery at 30 weeks of pregnancy?

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My wife is only 32 weeks pregnant now, but her amniotic fluid has broken. The doctor said that in this case, my wife can only have a caesarean section and give birth to the child ahead of time. Now I feel very nervous and sad. My wife is just in her early 30s of pregnancy, and the child is completely premature. If the child is given birth at this time, I'm particularly afraid that children's development will go wrong. Let's take a look at the following.

What about premature delivery at 30 weeks of pregnancy?

First: in clinical theory, children over 26 weeks old are basically fully developed. If they are born prematurely, they can survive alone. Children over 30 weeks have been more than seven months. If there are no other problems, their chances of survival are more than 70%, but they need to be temporarily fostered in the incubator.

Second: preterm children are more likely to suffer from respiratory diseases. Usually, we must pay attention to the problem of keeping children warm. We should not let children go to densely populated places and try to avoid catching cold. Parents must closely observe all aspects of children's development.

Third: the physical development of premature infants is not perfect. Compared with full-term children, such children have poor resistance and are more likely to get sick. After birth, they need to be put in the sterile incubator of the hospital temporarily to simulate the internal environment of the mother's uterus as much as possible to help the children survive.

matters needing attention

When children can eat food other than breast milk, they should pay attention to the balanced supply of children's nutrition, ensure that children's nutrition is balanced, and accept sunlight properly, so as to gradually improve children's resistance.